International Trade Conference. 1919 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171530640)

This volume contains the proceedings of the International Trade Conference held in Atlantic City in 1919. Assembled in the immediate aftermath of World War I, the conference brought together leading figures in international trade and economics to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the global economy. The discussions and resolutions offer a fascinating insight into the prevailing economic thought of the time and the strategies considered for rebuilding international commerce. "International Trade Conference. 1919" is a valuable resource for researchers interested in the history of international trade, the economic consequences of World War I, and the development of international economic policy. The conference provides a snapshot of the world at a critical juncture, as it sought to navigate the transition from war to peace and to establish a more stable and prosperous future.

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